S&T INC. Reusable Plastic Dryer Balls, Fabric Softener for Laundry, Blue, 2.5 in, 6 Pack

They seem to work quite well in the dryer. The clothes are static free and dry even without using dryer sheets.

The S&T INC. Reusable Dryer Balls are a practical and eco-friendly choice for your laundry needs. This 6-pack of 2.5-inch blue balls effectively helps to soften fabrics and reduce drying time, making your laundry routine more efficient. They work well in tumbling and separating clothes, which helps to prevent clumping and allows for better airflow in the dryer. The reusable design is a sustainable alternative to traditional fabric softeners and dryer sheets, and they hold up well through multiple uses. While they may not completely eliminate static, they offer a solid, environmentally friendly option for enhancing your laundry process.

Help with drying clothes faster, eliminating lint, and they are very small and high quality. I’ve had them for about 4 months and they’re working great. Very versatile and withstand the heat of the dryer!

I just left a review for wool dryer balls that my dog would steal out of the dryer. I am here to say these are no different. My dog loves these, after all they look just like a squeaky toy minus the squeak. As far as their effectiveness, I have noticed increased fluffiness and a little quicker dry times. I use all 6 at the same time in my large dryer. I have not noticed any decrease in static or wrinkle release. I do miss my old dryer sheets but trying to be kind to the earth. Any of these dryer sheet alternatives will take an adjustment period but they do have benefits over the old sheets. My family had allergic reactions to the chemicals and residue would build up in the fabric. In the long run, these are much healthier.

Love• wool alternative (wool allergen in the family)• prevents static cling• 5/6 survivors after at LEAST 251 loads of laundry, with the pictured lost ball occurring in the latest load, today• does not collect hairs and fuzzies and strings on the dryer balls like wool ones have• mild noise in small loads but quieter than metal snaps or overall closures• lasted at least 8 months before the first one needed to be retired

Great dryer ball. Have had them for awhile and haven't had any issues. They are durable and have held up in small loads and large towel or bedding loads. Never had an issue with static after using these. Definitely recommend instead of dryer sheets.

They have a smell that will transfer to your clothes if not washed.I have many misgivings about laundry balls, especially when you can roll up some white men's over the calf socks and knot them off to replicate the same thing. If different stokes work for different folks, the same is true for drying clothes. Drying balls can pill certain fabrics and also cause fiber wear. I will use my sock balls at the end of a cycle of cotton, flannel, fleece and some polyesters for about 5 minutes to cool down and fluff up the load. Dryer is set to non heated air. With jeans I will use plastic balls for about 10 minutes with non heated air. When drying a jacket with goose down or other high insulating fibers I would use sock dryer balls again and low heat for duration of drying. Some items can be dried using sock dryers balls when put in netted laundry bags. I do not use wool dryer balls as they get funky and it's difficult to clean them. With my sock dryer balls I just throw them in with towels and then into the dryer with the towels. Also much of any technique depends on you laundry equipment and the cleaning products you use I have had to change to natural laundry products because of allergies. Unfortunately they do not protect fabrics as well as mainstream products (you know the ones with the bad chemicals). This is especially true where it concerns fabric softeners, That silicone coating that we have a love, hate relationship with helps with colorfastness and fabric wear. It may be killing us and the planet but our clothes live longer. Anyway it's complicated so just don't fall for the advertising spin. Trail and error is the best judge.

Helps my sheets dry better..less wrinkles. Good product.